Aiki Mira

In the artist's words:

Aiki Mira (no pronouns) lives in Hamburg and writes novels, short stories and essays that deal with new, different forms of
togetherness, bodies and queer speculative futures.

Aiki's short stories have been awarded the Kurd-Laßwitz Prize and the German Science Fiction Prize several times. Translations into French, English and Chinese have already made them internationally accessible.

Aiki received the Chrysalis Award from the European Science Fiction Society.

With the novels Neongrau, Neurobiest and Proxi , Aiki won the Kurd Laßwitz Prize for the best German-language science fiction novel three years in a row.

Neongrau was also adapted as an ARD radio play series and Neurobiest as an SWR Kultur audio book.

Together with Isabella Hermann , Aiki hosts the science fiction podcast Das war morgen.

Essays by Aiki on the body, writing and utopia have been published by Zeit and SWR Kultur , among others.

In October 2025, Aiki's new novel Denial Of Service was published by Fischer Tor.

The first collection of stories Daher kann ich nicht fort will be published by Carcosa in March 2026.

The next project leaves the earth.